National plastic pollution efforts continue
Good things happen when experts from different sectors work together.
Good things happen when experts from different sectors work together.
These are not just stories about chemistry, numbers, and water quality. These are stories about watersheds, fish habitat, and the well-being of communities.
How can we use the movement of water through the landscape to inform our understanding of water quality?
Read our reports from working with Whistler Lakes Conservation Foundation in the Alpha, Nita, Alta, Lost, and Green lakes.
In early June, Dr. Peter Ross of the Raincoast Conservation Foundation presented Bowen Island Municipal Council with the results of a comprehensive analysis of pollutants in the Grafton Lake water supply. The findings revealed traces of human waste, highlighting the need for improved watershed management and better public education on responsible residential and recreational best…
Water samples reveal cocaine and other pollutants in drinking water source for half of Bowen island residents.
This is an important first step towards regulating this toxic chemical.
Land use impacts and floods in focus by Nicola River communities.
We are thrilled to share the design plan for Tracker – our future mobile lab.
Our community water pollution monitoring initiative.
Tracker will serve as the new mobile water pollution monitoring lab for our Healthy Waters Program.
The key to restoring and protecting aquatic environments for people and wildlife is a high quality monitoring program upon which communities and managers may act.